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Revisited: Ancient Aliens Season 3 Episode 1
Joe: Aliens and the Old West is this week’s theme. Okay, so the Old West was a place that never actually existed. I live in Texas, okay? I grew up here since the 2nd grade, and have lived here most… Read More ›
Revisited: Ancient Aliens Season 2 Episode 6
Joe: I can say with a straight face that this was the dullest episode to date. It shouldn’t be, because we’re finally getting to first-person encounters with aliens, but I’m bored. I’m watching this episode, and these Air Force enlisted… Read More ›
Revisited: Ancient Aliens, Season 2, Episode 5 – Aliens and the Third Reich
Strap in, ladies and gentlemen, because this week’s episode is safety-rails-off-pile-of-bananas-on-top-of-bananas-bananas! Whoa. Whoa. So, okay, the theory, here, is that there was an alien spacecraft crash in Freiburg, Germany, just at the beginning of the Nazi-era in Germany. (Total aside:… Read More ›
Revisited: Ancient Aliens Season 2, episode 3
Eric: Alright, I’m back after a temporary hiatus. I’ve got my wetsuit. Let’s go scuba diving and meet some aliens! Joe: That was last week. This week we are moving underground. These ancient underground sites in Turkey and North and… Read More ›
Under the Skin of Stranger Things Season 3
How latest season of Stranger Things reflects the times we’re in.
Revisited: Ancient Aliens Season 2, Episode 2
Eric has decided he’s had enough of this fine television series, and I have definitely not. Ride out with me as I continue learning about all the strange ways ancient societies were shaped by hidden alien masters! In the beginning,… Read More ›
Revisited: Ancient Aliens Episode 5
Joe: Wormholes! Stargates! Magic talismans that open stargates! I feel like, watching this episode, that earthquakes are not really earthquakes. Instead, they’re old stargates rumbling with pent up energy, or wormholes opening down beneath the layers of sedimentary rock, where… Read More ›
